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The Eachine EV300D FPV goggles are designed for serious drone enthusiasts. A 1280 x 960 display gives crisp visuals, and the listing says a built-in DVR makes it easy to record flight footage, while AV in/out and HDMI input give flexible connections.
A dual-antenna true diversity receiver keeps the video stable and reduces dropouts. Brightness and contrast are adjustable, the pupil distance can be set from 56mm to 72mm and focal length adjustments cover up to -800 degrees of myopia and +300 degrees of hyperopia.
The goggles run from a 2S 7.4V 1000mAh battery or a DC 7.4V to 28V supply.
1280x960 display: crisp, high-resolution visuals.
Dual-antenna true diversity: stable video and fewer dropouts.
Built-in DVR: record live video for later viewing.
HDMI input and AV in/out: connect external sources.
Adjustable focal length: up to -800 degrees myopia and +300 degrees hyperopia.
Adjustable brightness and contrast: set the picture to suit you.
Pupil distance adjustment: 56mm to 72mm.
FPV goggles show you the live video from the camera on your drone. An analog system uses a receiver in the goggles to pick up a 5.8GHz signal from the video transmitter on the aircraft and shows it on small screens in front of your eyes. A digital system does the same with a digital link, which gives a sharper, clearer picture but usually costs more and needs matching hardware on the aircraft.
The optics matter as much as the screen. The field of view tells you how large the picture looks: a wider view feels more immersive, while a narrower view shows the whole picture at once and can be more comfortable in a race. Adjustable focus, or diopter, and interpupillary distance (IPD) settings let the goggles fit different eyes, and some models can be worn over glasses.
Signal quality depends on antennas and the receiver. A diversity receiver has two antennas and chooses the better signal, which reduces dropouts and snow. Always place patch and omni antennas correctly, keep the video transmitter's antenna clear of carbon fibre and never power a video transmitter without an antenna. Check local rules on frequencies and power, and use a spotter when flying line-of-sight limits.
FPV racing and freestyle with analog video
Pilots who need dioptre adjustment without glasses
Flying simulators through the HDMI input
Recording flights with the DVR
Diversity reception for reliable video
The specification list gives a 1280 x 960 display, a 28-degree diagonal FOV, a 4:3 aspect ratio, an IPD range of 58 to 68mm, a frequency of 5.8GHz (5333MHz to 5945MHz), a sensitivity of -93dB, a 50-ohm antenna with 3dBi gain and an RP-SMA connector, NTSC/PAL video, a DC 7.4V to 28V input, a low-voltage warning at 6.8V, a 2S 7.4V 1000mAh battery, USB charging (cable not included), an operating temperature of -10 to +40 degrees C and a focal length of -800D to +300D.
The package contains one Eachine EV300D goggles unit with a chargeable battery case, in white.
Display: 1280 x 960
FOV: 28 degrees diagonal; aspect 4:3
IPD range: 58-68mm (56-72mm per description)
Frequency: 5.8GHz (5333-5945MHz), 72 channels
Sensitivity: -93dB or better
Antennas: 3dBi, 50 ohm, RP-SMA
Video: NTSC/PAL
Power input: DC 7.4V-28V
Battery: 2S 7.4V 1000mAh
Low-voltage warning: 6.8V
Operating temperature: -10 to +40 C
1 x Eachine EV300D FPV goggles with chargeable battery case (white)
Analog FPV pilots who want a high-resolution goggle with true diversity, DVR and HDMI input.
1280 x 960.
Dual-antenna true diversity with 72 channels.
Yes.
Yes, along with AV in and out.
-800 to +300 degrees.
DC 7.4V to 28V, or a 2S 7.4V 1000mAh battery.
| Brand | Eachine |
|---|---|
| Field of View | 28.000000 deg |
| Frequency | 5.8GHz, 72 channels |
| IPD Range | 58-68 mm |
| Power | DC 7.4V-28V; 2S 7.4V 1000mAh |
| Receiver | Dual-antenna true diversity, -93dB |
| Selling unit | PCS |
